Hope Star birthday chronicle honors Hope publishers
The Hope Star marks its birthday and volume milestone by recalling Hope's newspaper lineage from 1875. It lists historical publishers and titles including Star of Hope, Hope Telegraph, Hope Mercury, Hope Gazette, and Hope Daily Press, noting consolidations in 1929 and ownership changes through 1969. A separate AP report covers the Arkansas Public Service Commission hearing on a 37 million rate case for Arkansas Power and Light Co. and calls for consideration of consumer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Star
Emerson
Philospher
Hope
Star of Hope
Claude McCorkle
Ed. McCorkle
Hope News
Lowry Brothers
Withers & Johnson
Hope Telegraph
Hope Mercury
James H. Betts
Hope Gazette
Betts
J.L. Tullis
Col. W.W. Folsom
Parkins & Gates
Weekly Gazette
Arkansas Evening Herald
Little Rock
State Public Service Commission
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Ap&l
Atty
Jim Guy Tucker
ACORN
Southwest Arkansas hears plan for growth at Hope hearing
The Arkansas Economic Development Study Commission held a long local session at the Holiday Inn in Hope. Officials led by Jerry Keith and L.E. Gilliland outlined area needs, challenges, and solutions from education to water, transportation, land use, and air service. They stressed open development while preserving local control and keeping youth in the area. J W Rowe outlined Red River Vocational Technical School programs and needs as part of regional growth efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Arkansas
Arkansas Economic Development Study Commission
Holiday Inn
Hope
Jerry Keith
L.E. Gilliland
Texarkana
Keith
Dallas
Little Es
Southwest
Arkansas
L.E
L.E. ‘Gilliland; Manager of the Texarkana
Chamber of Commerce
Gilliland
Red River
Portland
Air Service
Arkanas
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
OSHA
Marion Crank
Southwest Planning and Development Commission
Economic Development Study Commission
Three-alarm Memphis refinery blast injures three
MEMPHIS Tenn AP three persons were injured in a three alarm fire at Delta Refining Co off the refinery. Fire crews fought the blaze from about 1 a.m. to 10 minutes later and sent units to tackle grass fires near other tanks of explosives. A charred car was found at the site and a witness heard three explosions. Delta Refinery has had several fires in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Delta Refining Co
City of Memphis
Delta
White collar crime rise disturbs lawmakers and Levi
Atty. Gen. Levi called the surge in white-collar crime troubling but rejected creating a permanent corporate-crimes division. Ralph Nader and four lawmakers pressed for a new unit with authority to investigate many offenses, from mail fraud to political contributions, citing an unprecedented wave since year start.
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Washington (Ap
Edward H. Levi
Justice Department
Levi
Department
Congress
Ralph Nader
Nader
FBI probes dynamite bombings on Pine Ridge reservation
FBI agents investigate four dynamite explosions on the Pine Ridge Reservation causing about 45000 dollars in damage to BIA offices and other facilities. No injuries. Officials cite AIM threats orBirch Society blame amid tensions tied to past Pine Ridge violence.
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Pine Ridge
S.D
FBI
Indian Reservation
Richard G. Held
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Held
BIA
BIA Law and Order
Oglala Sioux
Theodore Tibbetts
Wilson
AIM
Clyde
Bellecourt
Min Neapolis
John Birch Society
Pine Ridge Reservation
Wounded Knee
Miss your Star paper contact times
CITY SUBSCRIBERS are advised to call 777-8841 for undelivered Star issues. Call times are Monday to Friday 6 to 6:30 p.m. and Saturday 3:30 to 4 p.m. A carrier will deliver the paper. Do not call outside listed hours.
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Times
Ozan Man Jack Dougan named Outstanding Young Farmer of Year
Jack Dougan of Ozan Arkansas was named Outstanding Young Farmer of the Year by the Hope Jaycees at a barbecue in Fair Park Coliseum. About 100 Hope residents attended as Dougan received a commemorative plaque and roughly 70 dollars in gift certificates from local businesses and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dougan
Ozan
Ark
Hope Jaycees
Fair Park Coliseum
Jim Roland
Hempstead
Dougan
Hope
Double M Western
Unions Mull Merger in South Florida Drill
In Miami Beach and Hollywood unions debate resuming merger talks to form the largest petroleum industry union. URW and OCAW presidents open conventions with sharp attacks on Ford administration, citing inflation and unemployment and criticizing oil policy and price decontrol. Pivotal vote on merger slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fila
Florida
United Rubber Workers
URW
Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers
OCAW
Hollywood
Rubber Workers
United States
Canada
Ford
Nixon
UAW
Peter Bommarito
Congress
Bommarito
A! Grospiron
Weather Update for Arkansas and Louisiana
Arkansas sees increasing cloudiness with scattered thunder showers in the northwest tonight and Wednesday. Lows around the 50s, highs mid 70s to low 80s in the northwest. Louisiana reports partly cloudy skies with a few coastal showers and thunderstorms, cooler near the coast tonight, and highs in the 70s to 80s inland.
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Arkansas
Louisiana
Npr
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Alex. H. Washburn
Star
Hope Newspaper
Eace
Brad Bailey
The
Star Staff
United States Corps of Engineers
Jim Harris
Memphis
Sioux Reservation
Nebraska Public Power District
Tribal
Richard Wilson
American Indian Movement
City Hall
Bruner-Ivory Handle Company
Brad Rogers
City Board of Directors
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford